Trip to Kuala Lumpur

This bright, red-orange Taoist temple is dedicated to the Chinese god of war and literature. It w...

The SkyBar has a prominent place in Kuala Lumpur’s nightlife. 33 floors up on the Traders H...

Though there’s not much to do at this Lake Park (Sentul Park is a private community and mos...

A large mall that doubles as a hangout and meeting point. The gardens mall is connected via a wal...

Menara kuala lumpur Tower also known as KL Tower. Enjoy a panoramic view of the whole of Kua...

Tunnels are fun. This 1.173 kilometres covered walkway and bridge connects three major landmarks ...

A museum on the sciences behind petroleum sounds dull. This is anything but; in fact, they call i...

This IT plaza used to be infamous as a hub of pirated electronic goods and software. After a gove...

Kuala Lumpur of them is simply the Mecca of shopping in Malaysia. And this may well be the Kaaba ...

The Petronas Oil Company commissioned this classical music concert hall, the first of its kind in...

The temple was built in 1880, dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy, Kuan Yin. It’s architectur...

Malaysia's interest in space programmes is on the rise. This planetarium, then, is a measure to g...

150 metres long and 30 metres above the ground, this walkway, managed by the FRIM (Forest Researc...

Explore the development and historical fashions of Malaysian textiles from the prehistoric to cur...

It’s not often you see a skyscraper in modern Islamic style architecture. With a faç...

Tun Hussein Onn was Malaysia’s 3rd Prime Minister, and one of the nation’s most influ...

This delicate-looking and small church is one of the prettiest in the city. It’s architectu...

There are over 5000 animals, land and water-based, here. The aquarium is very cleverly designed -...

This beautiful haven, in the middle of the busier than ever KL, is a much appreciated relaxing pl...

Though small, this museum is a veritable treasure. It traces the history of law-keeping forces fr...

This is just a really big shopping mall. It is a really good one too. The five floors have 430 sh...

This shopping centre is visited by 2 million visitors… every month. With 800 stores spread...

More popular with the locals than with tourists, this quaint little picnic spot is nevertheless w...

Batik-dyeing is one of Malaysia’s most popular handcraft exports. This workshop has some re...

Located in the Suria Mall, KLCC, this restaurant sees huge crowds during lunch time and the food ...

It receives a decent amount of attention from tourists, thanks its proximity to the National Monu...

Wai Sik Kai means ‘Glutton Street’. This is one of Kuala Lumpur’s favourite str...

Walk through this happening street which is a culinary display of the awesome food served in Mala...

This delightful farm that is always bloomed with luscious, red strawberries allows the visitors t...

Most of this museums’ specimens are plants and small animals – squirrels, foxes, snak...

With fabulous music to keep you shaking your hips and tapping your feet, exclusive fine cocktails...

Zoo Negara is first local zoo in Kuala Lumpur which is run by Malaysian Zoological Society. In to...

This temple is famous mostly for its talismans and votive figures; they sell like hot cakes, and ...

Just north of Kuala Lumpur is a 2 kilometre long valley called the Temple Park. It’s a popu...